I insist that you do your homework. You ___ must do your homework.
2. Will you let me speak to David, please? ___May I speak to David,
please?
3. Talking is not permitted during the test. You _can talk during the
test.
4. It isn’t possible for him to come to the party. He _may come to the
party.
5. It’s forbidden to feed the animals in the Zoo. You _can feed the
animals in the Zoo.
6. Would you mind if I read your book? May___ I read your book?
7. Perhaps they’ll come with us. They ___must come with us.
8. Would you mind if I use your glasses? May I use your glasses?
9. Perhaps, she will phone them today. She ___must phone them today.
10. Perhaps, she is asleep now. She must be asleep now.
11. I don’t want anyone to know it. You __can tell anyone.
12. Listen! I __can hear someone crying.
13. You___can___ be a member of the library before you can borrow books.
14. I see your passport, please?
15. Don’t tell anybody what I said. You __must___ keep it secret.
1. Let’s run over that dance sequence just one more time.
2. Sharon thought David was out of town, but she ran into him at the cinema.
3. The book is about a young boy who runs away from home.
4. We’ve run out of sugar – I’ll go and buy some.
5. I hope we won’t run out of petrol before we get home!
6. I ran into Eddie in the supermarket yesterday.
7. The robber tried to run away from the police but he didn’t manage to.
8. My cat got run over by a car yesterday.
9. We’ve run out of petrol. We need to find a petrol station.
10. A lot of cars in Russia run on natural gas.
11. Guess what? I ran into Ivan at the library today.
12. I saw a thief running away from the police in town last night.
13. I ran into my English teacher at the shopping mall.
14. Electric automobiles run on electricity.
15. The car ran out of petrol.
16. I’d like to run over the song one more time.
17. The time for the test is running out.
18. He ran after the car trying to stop it.
19. I ran across my old friend at the cinema.
